No pipes.
No power.
Just air… turned into life.

In Morocco’s remote villages, engineers built a tower called the Warka Water Tower — a low-tech, high-impact structure that captures water straight from the atmosphere.

Its bamboo frame funnels wind through a fine mesh that traps humidity and morning dew, collecting up to 100 liters of water per day.

It needs no electricity.
No fuel.
Just design — inspired by nature and built by hand.

In a place with no rivers...
the sky became the well.